In support of the humanitarian aid deployed to those affected by the earthquakes that hit Turkey and Syria on Feb. 6, the Irish entity Coolmore has donated a stallion cover to Camelot.

In an effort to shed light on mental health awareness and the challenges jockeys face, 1/ST Racing and the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund will spearhead a national moment of silence Saturday, Feb. 18, in memory of late jockey Avery Whisman.

Bush sat out two years while recovering from a broken femur that required 12 screws and a plate above his kneecap. Prior to that, he was off the previous two years from a broken ankle that required 12 screws and two plates.

Less than two years after setting the record for North American wins for a trainer, Racing Hall of Famer Steve Asmussen is closing in on another career milestone as he enters the week with 9,997 North American wins.

Although West Coast based trainer Todd Fincher ended his last trip to Keeneland for the 2022 Breeders’ Cup with less than favorable results, he has marched forward into 2023 with a new game plan for his talented trainees.

Hoosier Philly, the lone filly in the 39 individual betting interests, closed as the 11-1 third choice.

Calvin Nguyen’s and Joey Tran’s Ag Bullet picked up his first career stakes victory with a game neck win in the one-mile turf race for 3-year-old fillies Feb. 12 at Santa Anita Park.

A multiple group-stakes winning jockey in his native Chile, the 33-year-old Hernandez’s first domestic win came in his 27th mount. He also finished fourth on Shoulda Had It for owner-trainer Mario Serey Jr. in Race 2.

Joe Bravo took off his Feb. 12 mount at Santa Anita Park as a precautionary measure after the rider was involved in a tragic breakdown during the running of yesterday’s Sweet Life Stakes.

Millionaire and route specialist Lone Rock continues to progress toward his 2023 debut after working five furlongs in 1:02.40 Feb. 12 at Oaklawn Park for trainer Robertino Diodoro.